Last Updated on May 6, 2024, 6:36 AM AST by Anthony Morris
Basseterre, St. Kitts and Nevis: Day Day’s local drinks have been a favourite among the people of St Kitts and Nevis. It offers a variety of drinks to the people of the community, especially Sandy point.
The shop is located at the top of the CEMSS School road at the Sandy Point. The people of the twin-island Federation are encouraged to visit at the store for the refreshing and delicious soft drinks and support the small-scale businesses.
Some of the most popular flavours include the following:
- Banana Blend
- Lemonade
- Passion Fruit
- Breadfruit
- Pineapple Punch
- Cucumber
- Fruit Punch
- Gooseberry
- Carrot
- Five Finger
- Sorrel
- Blackberry
- Tamarind
- Soursop
It is to be noted that Day is also working for the Health Department and he focuses to provide the community with the healthy and nutritious drinks, underscored the importance of health of the residents of St. Kitts and Nevis.
The news has been shared with the public by the Shadan Production through their official social media handle (Facebook).
“Located at the top of the CEMESS School road, Sandy Point; Day Day provides locally made drinks to his community. Some flavour includes banana blend, lemonade, breadfruit, passion fruit, pineapple punch, gooseberry, carrot, five finger, sorrel! He also works for the Health Department and understands the importance of supplying the community with healthy and nutritious drinks,” added shadan production.
Notably, the individuals can get their favourite drinks at their homes by directly calling on 869-760-0122. As soon as the news has been shared on social media, the people across the nation showered their blessings through their comments. Some of the comments read as:
While reacting to the news, a person named Amhsikay Yrcb commented, “Blessings and guidance always me boy.”
Another FB user, by the name of Joleyne Jeffers quoted, “Wow I am so excited to try out these drinks. It looks very delicious and healthy. Can’t wait to have a glass of drink in my hands.”
Additionally, SMEs are a significant contributor in the economy of the country. It contributed approximately 8-10 per cent of the nation’s GDP (Gross Domestic Product).
It offers various employment opportunities including job creation and provide a secure livelihood to the local residents.
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